[xdaltonx]

What are you guys doing for mirrors with tube doors on toyotas? I need them to legally drive on the street. Ideas? Looking forbquick removal on the trail

 

[TheMountain]

West-coast style with hood-pins instead of bolts holding the frame to the door.

 

[total newb]

doesnt matter how you do it, as long as you have a drivers side view and rear view mirror,. other wise tell'em to suck ballsack

 

[Cooter!]

Get the large convex mirrors from Vatozone or Harbor Freight.

You can double stick-um on the end of the dash. I think they work better than regular mirrors.

Or weld a plate to your tube doors and mount any stock mirror you want?

 

[laskt9]

They make mirrors you can hose clamp to the doors

 

[Cooter!]

If you have vertical tubing
http://www.off-road.com/aimages/articlestandard/trucks4x4/392009/628879/race-mirror_09.jpg

or
http://www.kartek.com/Media/Images/Large/KTK-S2S175_1-345inConvMirrorBillet.jpg

I found motorcycle mirrors are cheap enough to be disposable and mount to a nut/bung easily

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41qPTJkvyBL.jpg

Or fit in open tubing (usually 3/4" or 1")

http://www.dhresource.com/albu_268842338_00-1.0x0/360-adjustable-mirrors-handle-bar-end-mirrors.jpg

 

[rockinfive+2]

California law says you must have 2 mirrors and 1 must be drivers side. Like said above there's plenty of options of buggy style mirrors.

 

[spreader]

check these out. I have them on 2" cage with mirrors on them.
Speedway has them for 1&3/4" or 2" tube.